Everquest melts my computer

[Abacab "The REAL truth"]

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Nothing but EQ and mozilla up

[Ennoia]

When I play EQ the back of my computer sometimes gets too hot to touch. WoW is more graphic-intensive and never once did that.

[naez]

Damn bro that is really bad you maybe doing permanent damage. I have 2 EQ clients, an EQEmu server running, Visual Studio, MacroQuest2, and Chrome running right now on an old p.o.s. laptop and not anywhere close wut.

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[Abacab "The REAL truth"]

Originally Posted by naez [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Damn bro that is really bad you maybe doing permanent damage. I have 2 EQ clients, an EQEmu server running, Visual Studio, MacroQuest2, and Chrome running right now on an old p.o.s. laptop and not anywhere close wut.

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Makes it hard to PvP bro, because if my laptop raised by just one degree (which it does a lot) then it gos into fail-safe mode and shuts down til it drops below 145 degrees

I noticed when running SpeedFan that all three of my fans are at 0RPM and have no graphical data, so I don't know if that feature doesn't work or perhaps my vents and fans either:

A) are overly clogged so there is little to no air flow leaving and it only accumulates over time (I don't even feel airflow coming out of my laptop only going in)

or

B) They've completely shorted and my computer only maintains cooling through the cooling pad at the moment.

Even when I'm running just these forums I'm rising from 144 to 157 and back down frequently so I can only assume it's the cooling pad doing most of the work

[Ennoia]

Originally Posted by Abacab "The REAL truth" [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Makes it hard to PvP bro, because if my laptop raised by just one degree (which it does a lot) then it gos into fail-safe mode and shuts down til it drops below 145 degrees

I noticed when running SpeedFan that all three of my fans are at 0RPM and have no graphical data, so I don't know if that feature doesn't work or perhaps my vents and fans either:

A) are overly clogged so there is little to no air flow leaving and it only accumulates over time (I don't even feel airflow coming out of my laptop only going in)

or

B) They've completely shorted and my computer only maintains cooling through the cooling pad at the moment.

Even when I'm running just these forums I'm rising from 144 to 157 and back down frequently so I can only assume it's the cooling pad doing most of the work

Could be a heat sink issue, too, though dust is more likely.

[wehrmacht]

Dust, that CPU shouldn't even work at that temperature.

[Ozudin]

You should consider buying some Arctic Silver from Newegg.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-007-_-Product

[KilyenaMage]

Originally Posted by naez [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I have 2 EQ clients, Projec1999, , MacroQuest2, and Chrome running right now

Naez admitting to MQ2 usage, and hacking P99 box limits.

[Alderac]

Buy a real case fan.

[Asher]

Can't buy a case fan for a notebook but he can purchase a cooling pad if he is concerned with heat.

As someone else already mentioned your computer shouldn't even be functioning at those temperatures. I am willing to bet those temps are off. Try different diagnostic software.

The bottom of a notebook can get pretty warm. AC Adapters can also get very warm. Make sure you have your notebook on a flat surface, ie: not on a bed or pillow or anything. You do not want to block any vents on the bottom or sides of the notebook.

Asher
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